Good to see things are going your way Gerald. Been missing your smiling face around Pate and SS. Also on here! Love your herd you have. Any chance you might decide to sell the Crewcab truck? If so please let me know. Still want one of those. Glad you are kickin your heels up with us again brother. ...

And so it begins, another chance to see our ''Family'' again! Been getting antsy for it to get here all summer and now it is almost here. Yay!!! Going to be a fun one I am sure! See you soon! Alan, give me a shout out when you guys get your vehicle and get to your first hotel. four 0 five 9 two 4 z...

I like that idea a lot. Having some extra room in the cab would be great, especially on trips out of town so you have a place to put your luggage and other essentials you wouldn't want out in the weather riding in the bed in case it rained. Bottom line I want a crewcab, but this is a good alternati...

Lots of good advice here April! Epoxy primer is great stuff and a lot more durable than your older style lacquer primer. If you have any paint to topcoat your parts with as was mentioned previously, it would make a good basecoat for a final topcoat later on. Especially if it is close to the same co...

Love old photos with WW2 planes and crews in them.
Thanks for posting it April! TR

Don't know if this would solve your problem, but do you think it would be possible to make a hole in the crossmember big enough to access the drain plug with a socket and extension? I realize the I-beam axle is right below there. Not sure of the room it would make if any. Wondering if any other pan...

Great looking Slicks in that bunch. Especially liked the Blue 65 Flareside. Certain shades of Metallic Blue get my attention almost immediately. I have noticed a lot of Diesel powered Rat Rods are turning up almost everywhere. There were some definite odd rods at that show. Thanks for sharing Bill....